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1. Mathematical Music and Science.- 2. Music of the Spheres.- 3. What Is Sound?.- 4. What Is Sound Composed of?.- 5. How Is Sound Propagated?.- 6. How Is Sound Propagated in Surfaces, Plates, and Space?.- 7. How Is Sound Analyzed?.- 8. How Do We Hear Sound?.- 9. Within What Range and How Do We Perceive Sound?.- 10. How Were the Scales That Are Sounds Turned into Music Created?.
Dr. Eun Ji Park is a musicologist whose research explores the intersection of music, science, and technology across historical and contemporary contexts. She currently delivers lectures at the Department of Musicology, Seoul National University and corporations, based on her research to elevate the value of music history, particularly the history of music technology. She has published numerous books and papers related to music history and technology. She serves as a researcher at Seoul National University’s Society for Historical Research in Music. After graduating from Lycée Jean de La Fontaine in Paris, France, Eun Ji Park obtained her French National Baccalauréat in Music Technology (Diplôme du Baccalauréat Technologique Techniques de la Musique et de la Danse) and concurrently completed the Supérieur program at the Conservatoire National de Région de Rueil-Malmaison. She then went on to graduate cum laude with a Bachelor of Music from the State University of New York in the United States. Following this, she received her Master of Music degree from the Ewha Womans University School of Music and earned a second Master of Science degree, focusing on the convergence of music technology, from the KAIST Graduate School of Culture Technology. She further pursued her studies in Musicology at the Seoul National University College of Music, where she graduated as valedictorian with a Ph.D. in Musicology.
1. Mathematical Music and Science.- 2. Music of the Spheres.- 3. What Is Sound?.- 4. What Is Sound Composed of?.- 5. How Is Sound Propagated?.- 6. How Is Sound Propagated in Surfaces, Plates, and Space?.- 7. How Is Sound Analyzed?.- 8. How Do We Hear Sound?.- 9. Within What Range and How Do We Perceive Sound?.- 10. How Were the Scales That Are Sounds Turned into Music Created?.
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